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Old 08-24-2009
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Hi,
I usually use Access to sort data however for some reason its not working. Our systems guys and myself cannot figure it out so ive tried to use AWK to do the sorting. The file is made up of single lines in the format

Code:
L78-60/6:0-1480,195-1480,250-1552,500-1718,750-1862,1000-1985,1250-2102,1500-2235,1750-2406,2000-2600,2250-2763,2500-2907,2750-3086,3000-3310,3250-3496,3500-3661,3750-3789/
L76-37/24:0-1480,71-1480,250-1654,500-1857,750-2003,1000-2144,1250-2388,1500-2636,1750-2780,2000-2884,2250-3129,2500-3372,2750-3547,3000-3675,3250-3773,3500-3851,3750-3928/
L76-28/24:0-1480,54-1480,250-1717,500-1813,750-1964,1000-2101,1250-2234,1500-2399,1750-2556,2000-2684,2250-2843,2500-3034,2750-3171,3000-3300,3250-3409,3500-3585,3750-3794/
I have been using sort -n to sort by 1st field (FS= /) but I can get nothing.

Can anybody help?

Thanks
Ryan
 

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